State of Maritime Piracy: 2019

Curtis Bell
Jul 10, 2020
1 min read

Over the last ten years the focus of the annual State of Maritime Piracy report has expanded from piracy off the coast of Somalia to piracy in the Gulf of Guinea, Southeast Asia, and finally Latin America and the Caribbean. What has remained constant is our goal to explain and quantify the magnitude of these crimes and the profound impact piracy and armed robbery of ships have had on stakeholders and, most importantly, its victims, and our belief that ending violence at sea is possible.

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This content was created when Stable Seas was a program of One Earth Future.

3 Comments

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sughra noor

4 days ago

Really appreciated this post — the way you summarized the shifting geography of piracy from traditional hotspots to newer regions made the report’s findings very understandable. It’s sobering but important to see how maritime security remains global rather than localized. I recently read a review blog https://www.sherwaytrilliumdental.ca/ that stressed the importance of vigilance and proactive care in its field — reading your post gave me the same sense of how crucial awareness and preparedness are, whether at sea or on shore. Informative read — thanks for bringing light to this issue.